The menopause is the time when a person stops having menstrual periods and the ovaries lose their reproductive function.

Earlier today Education Secretary Gavin Williamson announced that teachers' predictions, known as Centre Assessment Grades (CAGs) would be used to grade students' A-level performance.

Law firm threatening legal action over A-level grades.

On 29 July 2020, The Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) announced it has partnered with the National Fire Chiefs Council (NFCC), Fire and Rescue Services and...

Alison Millar, head of the abuse team at Leigh Day, discusses the role racial injustice and institutional racism may have played in the incidence of abuse amongst black children in Lambeth Council...

Friends of the Earth has issued a legal challenge to the decision by the Department of Trade to invest USD 1 billion in a major gas project off the coast of Mozambique.

A six-month campaign led by an NHS doctor to have the full report into a pandemic preparation exercise published has successfully forced

As the third annual Women's Rights in Healthcare event moved online this year, in the form of weekly webinars throughout autumn, the first in the series took a closer look at the Cumberlege Review and discussed the ‘First Do No Harm' report.

A cross-party group of Parliamentarians and democracy campaign group, the Citizens has issued court proceedings.

In recent weeks, I have had cause to reflect on the peculiar demands on us as solicitors of delivering difficult or unwelcome advice to clients of all stripes.

Have we forgotten about children while responding to Covid-19? Alison Millar and Marek Marczynski discuss the impact of the UK Government's Covid response on children.

A delay in diagnosis of any cancer can have devastating implications for the chance of successful treatment, which is why it is so important that people recognise ...

The IICSA report, published Tuesday, 6 October, said: "Convictions of sexual abuse of children by people who were clergy or in positions of trust associated with the Church date back to the 1940s.

Bristol Employment Tribunal upheld three allegations of harassment related to religion and one allegation of religious discrimination brought by senior electronic systems engineer...

In the first of our blogs for Men's Health Awareness Month, Anna Brothers discusses prostate cancer.

In 2020, it is safe to say that technology has revolutionised the life of consumers. The fast-paced digital growth has altered consumer expectations drastically, ...

A legal bid to halt sweeping changes to planning laws in the UK will be heard in October.

Recent data shows that more than 140 countries have imposed various forms of lockdown measures since the start of the COVID-19 crisis.

Millions apply cosmetics daily without considering potential asbestos contamination in talc-based products like face powder and eyeshadow. This examination reveals how asbestos fibres can infiltrate makeup during the mining process, the devastating health risks posed by contaminated cosmetics, and the legal rights available to consumers who have suffered harm from exposure to these dangerous products.

Leigh Day's weekly webinars for the Women's Rights in Healthcare series continue to cover important topics that have low public awareness, variable quality of care and treatment, and often...